This grant marks the first time that Marin Promise Partnership has applied for funding as a collaborative, underscoring the power of this collective effort to address inequities in our education system.
Recent data and analysis illuminates the impact of affordable housing on recruitment and retention of racially diverse and younger educators, a key factor in improving student outcomes.
“This is the first time in over a decade that there will be enough childcare slots for the students that need them in our community,” – Superintendent Dr. Itoco Garcia
Based on the work of Marin Promise Partners, the National Strive Together Cradle to Career Network has certified the county as a Systems Change community.
Shoreline Unified School District approves plan to offer preschool classes on its elementary campuses.
Expanding College and Career Readiness by strengthening academic, social and emotional supports.
Check out this annotated list of local media articles about Marin Learning Hubs.
A yearly list of Marin Promise Partnership mentions in the news
